@FranziaMom I'd move the melancholy further up (Hackensack, All Kinds of Time), but great list. Listening to FoW for me is like sharing a pizza and beers with a couple friends who have known you since you were 10
@Puckduck1@batcountry1980 Just once for me, City Gardens in NJ. They were pissed to the gills and demanded tips to play. "We" obliged by pelting them with spare change, Tommy got hit in the eye, the mats played about 25 minutes of mostly sloppy covers. 9.5/10 :-)
@batcountry1980 Someone said that if you liked Walk The Line you'll like A Complete Unknown.
That gave me pause, as I enjoyed Walk The Line & ultimately, only merely enjoyed A.C.U.
Well done but pedestrian; no beating heart.
Yes, this deliberate mythmaker was better illustrated with Im Not There
@SalvadorDafti@batcountry1980 I had a good time. Ed Norton does a great uptight but pure souled Pete Seeger. Little heavy on the pearl clutching over going electric. The Judas yellers were a minority even amongst puritan folk songs fans at those concerts; most saw Dylans evolution in real time & embraced it.
@SalvadorDafti I howled at times. We don't have quite the same rave/drug culture in the states -- Moglai and Liam's antics had me thinking of Shaun Ryder... then I felt old realizing that was over 30 yrs ago :-)
@SalvadorDafti It seems that every band since Revolver that succeeds in getting a second or third album starts playing (with tape manipulation/studio efx). Their efforts always sound experimental and incomplete, as they didnt have the combined song craft magic of John Lennon and George Martin